Cleaning Re-Built Hopkins

By Thoroughbred on Mar. 31, 2013
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Screen Printing

We just finished re-building an older BWM Hopkins 6/4 with aluminum pallets, and we need to clean a heavy build-up of lint, grease, you name it, before we sell it. What's best for cutting through all this stuff?

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Submitted by ronstrosity on Wed, 10/28/2015 - 13:35

Thoroughbred wrote:
We just finished re-building an older BWM Hopkins 6/4 with aluminum pallets, and we need to clean a heavy build-up of lint, grease, you name it, before we sell it. What's best for cutting through all this stuff?

Goof off.

Submitted by Northland on Tue, 04/02/2013 - 23:45

Xylene evaporates a little slower.. giving you more time to loosen the lint and adhesive.
Both acetone and xylene are highly flammable, so be very careful.

Submitted by Thoroughbred on Thu, 04/04/2013 - 05:45

Actually, we are using acetone in our spot gun now, I just never thought of it. Tried screen wash for some, but some this stuff is very old and tough. She'll be pretty when we're done. Thanks

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